I joined Music Factory in 2024, during the Sheroes Donation Drive—a moment that began with a simple gesture of contributing from my own pocket. But what started as a small act of giving quickly evolved into something far deeper and more purposeful.

With my love for technology and understanding of the power of social media, I proposed building a dedicated website for Music Factory and reviving its digital presence. At the time, the group had little visibility online. Recognizing the potential the internet held in amplifying our cause, I took the lead in bringing Music Factory into the digital world.

Today, thanks to this renewed online presence, we’ve seen a significant surge in visibility and participation. More people are now discovering our work, joining our band, and contributing to the causes we stand for. It’s heartening to know that the digital platforms I helped establish are now acting as bridges—connecting us to a wider audience and helping our movement grow beyond borders. I intend to continue pushing these efforts so our message travels farther and Music Factory becomes a global voice for empathy, creativity, and change.

As one of the male vocalists in the group, I also bring my musical skills to the forefront. One of the most fulfilling aspects of my journey has been working with the specially-abled children at Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust. Through music training sessions and gentle, informal music therapy, I’ve had the opportunity to connect with them on a deeply human level—helping build confidence, spark joy, and nurture their talent.

For me, Music Factory is not just a band. It’s a mission—and I’m grateful to play my part in helping it grow in reach, in voice, and in heart.